Earth's orbital variations and sea ice synch glacial periods

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Jan 27, 2017, 2:37 pm53 pts
Earth is currently in what climatologists call an interglacial period, a warm pulse between long, cold ice ages when glaciers dominate our planet’s higher latitudes. For the past million years, these glacial-interglacial cycles have repeated roughly on a 100,000-year cycle. Now a team of Brown University…

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